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To: La Lydia

I don’t know about Arlington, but Vang Pao in my mind was a great ally.

And Yes, he and the Hmong did kill a lot of Pathet Lao (commies) on the Plain of Jars.

If you don’t think he was brave, loyal to the U.S. and a tough soldier, ask anyone who knew Tony Poe and Pop Buell.

Rest in peace Royal Lao major general Vang Pao.


14 posted on 02/04/2011 9:18:18 PM PST by Texas Fossil (Government, even in its best state is but a necessary evil; in its worst state an intolerable one)
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To: Texas Fossil

I don’t doubt that he was a great ally. It is just that he was not a member of the American military. We are running out of space at Arlington, and I think what is there should be for Americans who served in the American military.


18 posted on 02/04/2011 9:36:45 PM PST by La Lydia
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To: Texas Fossil

There are bo’s and co’s of people in Arlington that should not be there. This man was actualy a war hero that fought for the U.S. I carried over a thousand caskets into that sacred place and I won’t proudly fold one more flag for this man.


24 posted on 02/04/2011 9:53:33 PM PST by chesty_puller (70-73 USMC VietNam 75-79 US Army Wash DC....VietNam was safer.)
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